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Grade 4 English Language - Reading Literature - Poetry, Drama and Prose - Rhyming Words sound same
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There are differences between poetry, drama and prose.

Grade 4 English Language - Reading Literature - Poetry, Drama and Prose - Rhyming Words sound same
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1. How are the characters in a drama different from those in a short story?
2. Finish this poem: Before you jump, always check...
3. Finish this poem: Put your coat on or you'll freeze...
4. Which of the following has stage directions?
5. Which of the following is written with meter in it?
6. Which usually has the most dialogue in it?
7. Read the text below.

Narrator: Tiffany laid down on the couch. Her stomach was hurting.
Tiffany’s Mother: What is wrong?
Tiffany: I ate too much candy.

How do you know this is from a drama?
8. Which of the following has stage directions?
9. Finish this poem: Before you jump, always check...
10. Why does a poem have rhythm?

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